On Friday, June 2nd I
slept in. I knew going to bed last night that I was zonked. This ole gal isn’t
used to 3 busy days like that. I slept well with a whole mess of dreaming.
Every night I dream, or perhaps I should say every morning because I think it is
just before I wake up that I’m so active.
Talked little lazy bones into walking down to the mail box with me |
Another load of gravel on our road After I took the picture, they put calcium on it to keep the dust down, good. |
At 11:30 it was time for a Timmy’s
run so Bill and I took care of a coffee and a snack. As Shirley said yesterday,
a muffin can become addictive. I think we are all working off the extra
calories so I’m not too concerned. Pat and I worked away upstairs. I’ve never
seen so many sheets! Each day I see improvements and Rob was especially happy
to have Bill’s hands to hand things down to.
This town is a haven of well kept classic cars |
Bill needed to go to the Acreage to
get us more water and wanted to set up Mike’s trailer while he was there. It
needed to be levelled up on boards, the stabilizing jacks lowered, lines flushed and tank
filled with fresh water. Mike was not expecting any of this to be done but Bill
wanted to give him a hand. He will be surprised when he arrives tonight for the
weekend.
Bill's 'London' bedding and Clemson is the King of the Castle |
After Bill left, Clemson and I were
settling down at home when he called and asked me to bring him his level and
the pail with the water pump. We drove over with the items, Clem and I and I
got a visit in with Donna for a while as they were setting up. On the way home,
I pulled the car over in a couple of spots and picked a couple more lilac twigs.
I lost one in the wind yesterday. Happy to find a dark one.
I set about making up signs and
posters for the garage sale, Pat sent me away earlier with some homework. Bill
finished with Mike’s trailer and came back with our water bladder full. It was
just in time for him to feed our little master. Supper tonight would be
leftover hamburger casserole. It will be simple, quick and filling, all I have
to do is heat it up.
Bill calls this type of meal 'pussy-muck' but they usually taste good! |
I also managed some communication
between my London stylist/girlfriend, Brenda and the Aljoes’, over something they wanted to
sell. Deal done with happy parties on each side.
Sold! |
Other than that, the Suite got
a good sweeping. The floors were pretty nasty. Our leftover dinner tasted
better the second night, funny how that happens.
This dairy is just down the road from The Acreage |
With dishes done we drove back over
to the Acreage to see if Mike was happy with what the guys had done for his
trailer. He was settling in nicely and after a long work week he was so
relieved not to have to do anything to it. Mike has helped all of us in various
ways so it was a good feeling all around.
Entrance to their haven |
Donna started a fire at the front pit
and we sat around with a drink until 10:30 before coming home. Another
productive, enjoyable day here in midwestern Ontario. I hope yours was a good
one too.
Snapped this as I was getting in the car Gerry, Mike and Donna It was a lovely warm night |
Thank you for reading. All comments
are welcome!
It was a nice productive day for you and the earth and sunshine was most welcome. Nice to see you keeping busy and having too much fun there.
ReplyDeleteThe days are getting better all the time. We are keeping busy but having fun too. :)
DeleteFirst, thank you for sending some sunshine our way; we had two and a half days of blue and white fluffy clouds...lol
ReplyDeleteYou two have certainly been busy, staying out of trouble, the last few days. Always nice to be able to help out friends.
Good luck with the lilac cuttings. I hope you have success. I especially love the deep dark purple ones. We have white and light purple in our yard. At our last house we had one old dark small purple bush which I could never get to re-root. The other colors no problem...so I have fingers crossed for you to succeed.
I cannot believe how fast the time is going but then I have a deadline to get things done and for some reason that always makes the time fly. Hi to Bill and Clemson.
You're welcome! Glad to help, hope you enjoyed the sunshine!
DeleteI figure if the lilacs don't succeed, I'm not out anything but I'm hoping really hard! We had one at our London house that we'd bought from a 12" twig and it flourished in the dark purple. Sadly, had to say goodbye to it.
Time is flying by, we'll soon start talking winter plans something we didn't want to do immediately upon our return as others have done. You do have deadlines and that seems to push time along.
Bill and Clemson send greetings back to you! :)